Further Transfer Agreements Sample Clauses
The 'Further Transfer Agreements' clause establishes requirements or conditions that must be met if a party wishes to transfer its rights or obligations under the contract to another entity. Typically, this clause outlines the process for obtaining consent, specifies any limitations on transferability, and may require the new party to agree to the original contract terms. Its core function is to ensure that any subsequent transfers are controlled and that all parties remain protected, thereby preventing unauthorized or undesirable assignments that could undermine the original agreement.
Further Transfer Agreements. The Second Step Receivables Assignment, the Trust Agreement, the Notes, the Certificates, the Trust Sale Agreement and the Indenture.
Further Transfer Agreements. The Pooling Agreement, the Trust Sale Agreement, the Second Step Secured Notes Assignment, the AART Indenture, the Trust Agreement and the Notes.
Further Transfer Agreements. The Second Step [Initial] Receivables Assignment, [each Second Step Additional Receivables Assignment,] the Trust Agreement, the Notes, the Certificates, the Trust Sale Agreement and the Indenture.